How to Facilitate Seamless Activity Transitions (2 x Secrets)
If your next activity needs groups of four, invite the pairs from the most recent activity to join together.
How to run it
- First : always look for the ‘segue’ that ‘something’ that connects the current activity to the next one.
- Find a relevant thread - maybe it’s a skill you’re building, or something your group showed an interest in. And you’ll know a good segue when it answers the question everyone’s silently asking: Why are we doing this?
- Second : meet your group where they’re at. If they finish standing in a circle, transition to another circle activity. If your next activity needs groups of four, invite the pairs from the most recent activity to join together.
- Don’t make your group work harder than is necessary to transition into the next activity.
- These are small adjustments, but they’ll make a massive difference to the flow of your program sequence.
- Now imagine this: your participants frequently comment that they can’t believe how fast the time flew, because it felt like one continuous journey.
- And I’m going to share two secrets that make it happen for me, which means, you can do it too (click play below…) How to Facilitate Seamless Activity Transitions First: always look for the ‘segue’ that ‘something’ that connects the current activity to the next one.
- Find a relevant thread - maybe it’s a skill you’re building, or something your group showed an interest in.
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Find a relevant thread - maybe it’s a skill you’re building, or something your group showed an interest in. And you’ll know a good segue when it answers the question everyone’s silently asking: Why are we doing this?
Second : meet your group where they’re at. If they finish standing in a circle, transition to another circle activity. If your next activity needs groups of four, invite the pairs from the most recent activity to join together.
Don’t make your group work harder than is necessary to transition into the next activity.
And I’m going to share two secrets that make it happen for me, which means, you can do it too (click play below…) How to Facilitate Seamless Activity Transitions First: always look for the ‘segue’ that ‘something’ that connects the current activity to the next one.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: How to Facilitate Seamless Activity Transitions (2 x Secrets). Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Find a relevant thread - maybe it’s a skill you’re building, or something your group showed an interest in. And you’ll know a good segue when it answers the question everyone’s silently asking: Why are we doing this?; Second : meet your group where they’re at. If they finish standing in a circle, transition to another circle activity. If your next activity needs groups of four, invite the pairs from the most recent activity to join together.; Don’t make your group work harder than is necessary to transition into the next activity.; And I’m going to share two secrets that make it happen for me, which means, you can do it too (click play below…) How to Facilitate Seamless Activity Transitions First: always look for the ‘segue’ that ‘something’ that connects the current activity to the next one.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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